Lazarus - New Image book by Greg Rucka and Michael Lark 0

[the authority]

I want one of those !

[mysterio]

2nd print of #1 looks sick...

 

My LCS had one copy of the 2nd but I passed on it. Did pick up #2 for whenever I get around to reading this.

[paul747]

This book is great ! Blackacre like idea. I like blackacre but this writting and plot seem a lot better.

[ThoseBackPages]

#2 was WEIRD!

 

i enjoyed it though

[Awax]

#2 was WEIRD!

 

i enjoyed it though

 

I'm guessing slow burn on this book.

[ThoseBackPages]

agreed

[VEI Reborn]

#2 was WEIRD!

 

i enjoyed it though

 

I'm guessing slow burn on this book.

 

 

I dont agree at all. I thought issue #2 gave us a good amount of info and the ending left me saying "the sheat is about to hit the fan"

[Katchoo]

Same here. Not a slow burn at all.

[ChrisInBaltimore]

I really enjoyed the second issue. It left us with a lot of questions, but slowly answered them in the narrative. It isn't just spoon feeding us information, but is allowing things to occur and us to figure them out as we go.

 

The end made me excited for the next book. I can't wait to see where it goes, and I imagine Rucka is going to flesh out Lazarus. He usually writes strong female leads. She seems cold right now.

[Ivanko]

I really enjoyed the second issue. It left us with a lot of questions, but slowly answered them in the narrative. It isn't just spoon feeding us information, but is allowing things to occur and us to figure them out as we go.

 

The end made me excited for the next book. I can't wait to see where it goes, and I imagine Rucka is going to flesh out Lazarus. He usually writes strong female leads. She seems cold right now.

 

Agreed, I was on the fence after the first issue but the second issue sealed the deal for me. The icing on the cake was the timeline in the columns of the letters page: Being a fan of Rucka's I know he has always done a great job fleshing out his stories, but if he put THAT much thought into the world, people, environment, and characters I can't wait to see the twists and turns he has in store.

[ThoseBackPages]

The incest things are crazy!

[the authority]

I really enjoyed the second issue. It left us with a lot of questions, but slowly answered them in the narrative. It isn't just spoon feeding us information, but is allowing things to occur and us to figure them out as we go.

 

The end made me excited for the next book. I can't wait to see where it goes, and I imagine Rucka is going to flesh out Lazarus. He usually writes strong female leads. She seems cold right now.

 

Agreed, I was on the fence after the first issue but the second issue sealed the deal for me. The icing on the cake was the timeline in the columns of the letters page: Being a fan of Rucka's I know he has always done a great job fleshing out his stories, but if he put THAT much thought into the world, people, environment, and characters I can't wait to see the twists and turns he has in store.

 

 

I liked the timeline and the ending. I liked issue 1 a little better than 2 but this is still head and shoulders over most comics I've read lately. I like that this book is going to have an ending but I already know I'm going to miss it when it's over.

[ItsJustRyan]

incest

 

 

 

 

 

 

[the authority]

incest

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bwahahaha that was funny

Edited July 27, 2013 by The Authority

[Awax]

incest

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[cbalroman]

seems that Forbidden Planet has their variant cover to issue 1 still up. Isn't limited to one per either. Incase anyone is looking.

[followtheleader]

#2 was very interesting. Definitely like the direction of this book.

 

Pat

[Jackhartmann]

#2 was very interesting. Definitely like the direction of this book.

 

Pat

 

I agree. I like the direction and seeing the plot expand. I can't predict where it is leading to!

[VEI Reborn]

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/07/30/lazarus-2-sells-out-of-30-35000-print-run/

 

 

 

Boom! (thumbs u

[Katchoo]